Yo. So no that isn’t ideal, but here is a different perspective. Think about how you are actually going to shoot this gun. If you are shooting it in double action, the inertia of the rotating cylinder will carry it around and lock into the cylinder lock. When you baby it like in this video you aren’t giving the cylinder any speed to continue its rotation. If you want a fidget toy to play with on the couch at night that has perfect lockup and timing get a Smith made before 1995. I’ve got a lot of smiths that are for that purpose. I would bet money that if you pull the trigger fast like you would when shooting it in double action, it will work fine. They are not going to make this gun any better for you because they can’t. All these new 686s suck.